01569nas a2200133   4500000000100000008004100001100002000042700002100062245003800083300001400121490000700135520127900142022001401421       2005                            d1 aStefan Węgrzyn1 aLech Znamirowski00aMulti-stage Informatic Technology  a173–1880 v173 aIn the paper, the production processes of a nano-products fabrication based on multi-stage informatic technology applying the concept of so called “gluey matrix” are described. In the first stage, an “intermediate product” is created, with linear, molecular structure identical to linear sequence in a final product. In the next stages, that flat, linear structure will convert into a spatial shape of molecules representing the final product. The operations performed in those systems are based on nanotechnologies or a “bottom-up” creation of the product. This approach to the product creation requires a knowledge about the product molecular constitution and the phenomena observed on the surface of molecules and atoms, which allow for a design of a proper, “gluey matrix”. This matrix introduced into a mixture of freely moving molecules (building blocks) concentrates and integrates the building blocks on the surface of matrix forming the needed intermediate product. In the next stages, the intermediate product created and next detached from the surface of gluey matrix is a substrate for the creation of appropriate final product by affecting the intermediate product with various external stimuli, assuring the proper conformational modifications.  a0867-2121